These multi-channel transceivers are a simple and economical solution for a wireless data transmission at high data rates. The integrated micro-processor can be controlled with TTL logic RS-232 and generates the data packets on its own. Thereby, the user does not have to take care of the programming of software routines and the transmission management. Via the initialization of the internal registers the frequency channels, the serial data rates (9600-19200-38400-57600-115200 bps) and the output power (RF power from -8 to +10 dBm) can be set. It is possible to select different speeds for the RS-232 signals of two modules. By means of an internal buffer storage in the module, the data can be transmitted with data packets of max. 240 bytes packet length. Ranges (LOS) of 300 m at an optimum antenna adjustment are possible.
These "stand-alone" radio modems incl. integrated PCB-antenna permit a "half-duplex" operation of digital data in the TTL RS-232 format. It is possible to connect the module directly to the interface to a UART of an external micro-processor or to a serial port of a PC by means of the W 232 adapter. Its simple handling does not require any experience in the HB-area. No restriction in the size of the data packets.
Suitable receiver for the handheld transmitter part no. 19 00 50 with one relay changeover contact. Operation can be set to either monostable or bistable for remote switching of many products, for example, garage or door opening, alarm systems, lights, roller shutters, awning, central locks and such. The code is set with soldering pins. To reduce power consumption &ndash for instance, when supplied by solar panels or batteries &ndash clocking can regulate the power supply! Breaking capacity of 6A/230V/AC.
The frequency that the SRD transmitter and receiver modules use, 868.95 MHz, is in a frequency range newly approved for short-term signal transfers. Through low-use by other radio services and the mandatory channel separation, a disturbance-free signal is guaranteed. The modules are useful for transferring serial data, for example, for setting up an alarm system, to turn on signals and for sending alarm signals, measurements and similar from a distance of up to 100 metres. Electromagnetic interference fields, structures and stray radiation from machinery may lessen the range. The modules have general approval and can be used in the EU (with the exception of Greece) without registration or payment of fees. Connection is made over a pin connector with a pin spacing of 2.54 mm.
The radio transmitter CS-10 SE is for wireless transmission of switching signals and set in the control-technique. Each radio transmitter of the CS-10 SE can be used as transmitter and receiver, each has 4 digital and one analogue inputs / outputs. Thus, 2 radio transmitters are needed for a transmission route. Under optimum conditions distances ranging up to 800 m in the open can be covered! The function of the transmitter is selected from 4 operating modes: In the Switching mode the current information present is transmitted for a duration of 1.2 s upon each change at one or more of the 4 digital inputs. The receiver converts this information at the digital outputs in the ratio of 01:01 um and retains the state till it receives another signal. In the scan mode the digital inputs D1 to D4 behave like the transmission keys of a handheld transmitter. The information is transmitted as long as one or more of the 4 inputs at the transmitter are activated. In case of the individual pulse counting the transmission unit counts and stores the pulse at the 4 digital inputs and transmits these to the receiver every 2 minutes. There, the 4 separate pulse information are output with a pulse/pause-ratio of 20 ms. In case of the Pulse pair counting the 4 digital inputs of the transmitter are put together to 2 pulse pairs. The number of the pulses is counted and at the same time their sequence is differentiated in this way a direction can be identified based on the pulse sequence.
Receiver for 230 V release circuit 19 03 20, as well as for serial data transfer with TX-9. Power consumption can bereduced through clocking. Suggested antenna: &lambda /4 wire antenna (8.7 cm) or displaced receiver antenna for 868.95 MHz, part no. 19 03 74.
The relay in the receiver can be turned on or off with the two keys or be switched into two separate receivers with a key function each. The transmission mode is displayed by an LED. Multiple assignments are possible, that means several transmitter can control one or more receivers. The code is set with soldering pins. The transmission frequency of 868.95 MHz is in the new SRD band, and because of the low use through other radio services and the channel separation disturbance-free signal during use is guaranteed. The hand-held transmitter has general approval and can be used in the EU (with the exception of Greece) and Switzerland without registration or payment of fees.
The radio transmitter CS-10 RB is used for a wireless transmission of switching signals, pulses and measured values in the control technology and measured values recording. Each radio transmitter of the CS-10 RB can be used as transmitter and receiver and each has 4 digital and one analogue inputs / outputs. Thus, 2 radio transmitters are needed for a transmission route. Under optimum conditions distances ranging up to 1000 m in the open can be covered! The function of the transmitter is selected from 4 operating modes: In the Switching mode the current information present is transmitted for duration of 1.2 s upon each change at one or more of the 4 digital inputs. The receiver converts this information at the digital outputs in the ratio of 01:01 um and retains the state till it receives another signal. In the scan mode the digital inputs D1 to D4 behave like the transmission keys of a handheld transmitter. The information is transmitted as long as one or more of the 4 inputs at the transmitter are activated. The voltage or the current value of the analogue input is thereby updated constantly. The receiver displays static the analogue value received at the output, till the next received information overwrites the value.